The North Face: Kid's Tigger 20 Degree Sleeping Bag

Family backpacking and camping trips seem a lot more fun when kids sleep comfortably through the night. While we can't help you with midnight bathroom breaks, we can certainly recommend this soft and warmly insulated Kid's Tigger Sleeping Bag from The North Face. Rated to 20F (-7C), the Tigger features a synthetic (and fast-drying) Climashield HL fill with an overlapping shingle construction that traps air far better than those cheap knock-offs you find on clearance at the discount sporting good stores. Smaller than adult-sized sleeping bags, the Tigger reduces and usually eliminates those cold, nightmare-inducing empty spaces inside larger bags--provided that your child isn't significantly shorter than four feet. The zippered hood can be left open for additional ventilation, although The North Face eliminated elastic and cords around the head area for kid safety reasons (you'll find that the side zipper length is also significantly shorter). Other nice features on the Tigger include a chest-level, heat-trap baffle and a forehead comfort tube. As before, the Tigger has an excellent draft tube along the abbreviated side zipper to help kids stay warm through the night.

• Soft and silky taffeta shell fabric made from 100% nylon (same as in the liner--but in a different color)
• Warm synthetic Climashield HL insulation retains heat even when damp
• No elastic or adjustment cords around head area to optimize child safety
• Draft tube along abbreviated side zipper
• Warm forehead comfort tube for cold nights
• Chest-level heat-trap helps retain thermal heat throughout chest area
• Includes nylon/mesh storage bag and compression stuff sacks
• External length: 68 in. (173 cm.) sized for kids up to 5 ft. (152 cm.) in height
• Shoulder circumference: 52 in. (132 cm.)
• Hip circumference: 51 in. (129 cm.)
• Foot circumference: 36 in. (91 cm.)
• Stuff sack dimensions: 7.5 x 13.5 in. (19 x 34 cm.)
• Weight: 2 lbs. 1 oz. (926 g.)